The Journal of High Technology Law - 2014
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- A shot in the dark: an analysis of the SEC's response to the rise of dark pools.
- The legislative response to employers' requests for password disclosure.
- An ex ante theory of patent valuation: transforming patent quality into patent value.
- Workable solutions to the challenges of patenting an innovative process.
- Workable solutions to the challenges of patenting an innovative process.
- Freeing archival research from the accidental and overbearing IRB regulation that costs human lives.
- Mobilizing payments: behind the screen of the latest payment trend.
- Goodbye PII: contextual regulations for online behavioral targeting.
- An ex ante theory of patent valuation: transforming patent quality into patent value.
- Privacy protections left wanting: looking at doctrine and safeguards on law enforcement's use of GPS tracking and cell phone records with a focus on Massachusetts.
- Don't "pin it" on Pinterest: addressing the conflict between the culture of sharing and secondary liability for copyright infringement.
- Freeing archival research from the accidental and overbearing IRB regulation that costs human lives.
- Beyond notice and choice: privacy, norms, and consent.
- After Jones, the deluge: the Fourth Amendment's treatment of information, big data and the cloud.